What did you learn from your reading? Summarize the big ideas here.
This article helps you to understand the pros and cons of blogging.
Amid all the concerns and questions asked, studies by various persons have revealed that blogging has proven to be avery useful tool in learning and sharing of information.
How did you feel about what you read? Talk about how you think you can use what you learned.
In my opinion I would use and recommend blogging since you are able to interact with people who share the same interests as you and thus both parties can communicate their knowledge and findings and learn from the other.
What questions are you left with? Think about practical considerations for implementing changes.
There are not many questions in my mind, however there are a few concerns. Even if I would recommend blogging as a learning tool for my students, I somewhat disagree with some of the research which says that blogging caters for critical thinking. I do believe that it can also create dependency on others for information and limit students skill of doing their own research and working independently in finding information for themselves.
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This article helps you to understand the pros and cons of blogging.
Amid all the concerns and questions asked, studies by various persons have revealed that blogging has proven to be a very useful tool in learning and sharing of information.
In my opinion I would use and recommend blogging since you are able to interact with people who share the same interests as you and thus both parties can communicate their knowledge and findings and learn from the other.
There are not many questions in my mind, however there are a few concerns.
Even if I would recommend blogging as a learning tool for my students, I somewhat disagree with some of the research which says that blogging caters for critical thinking. I do believe that it can also create dependency on others for information and limit students skill of doing their own research and working independently in finding information for themselves.